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Do you think this shirt and bow tie go together?
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EvilFish
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No, they don't go together.
A first glance at your picture and I just see PATTERN. Now, the shirt's pattern and the bowtie's pattern are different enough in scale that technically they should be ok. But they're not. Quite frankly, it's just too much pattern.
A first glance at your picture and I just see PATTERN. Now, the shirt's pattern and the bowtie's pattern are different enough in scale that technically they should be ok. But they're not. Quite frankly, it's just too much pattern.
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no. the high contrast of the shirt is pretty garish, defeating the different scales argument evilfish alludes to. the bowtie is half lost, half-clashing. i wouldn't go outside of a solid with that shirt.
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